A Tour of ‘Tambobong’ Malabon, once known as “Tambobong”, derives its name from the early Tagalog term for a barn made of ...

The Hudson’s Bay Company ... in the 17th and 18th centuries. Similarly, the New England planters brought their slave property with them to the Maritime colonies in the 19th century.

Kora-kora canoes, crewed by teams of 30 men, flank the bow of the Aqua Blu as it squeezes between two volcanic islands in ...

The retreat, which comes amid increasing budget pressure and political upheaval in Paris, is another sign that France’s ...

Spend a day exploring Colonial ... Company of London, which sold stock to English “adventurers.” Within a year, nearly two-thirds of the original 104 men and boys had perished. Remember 17th ...

There are three main routes to consider: the Red City Route takes you around the city centre and Camps Bay; the Blue Mini ...

It is also the site of the London Bullion Market, the world’s largest for gold and silver bullion trading ... Amsterdam, in the 17th century, was instrumental in laying the foundations for ...

It’s known for its role in the 17th- to 19th-century Atlantic slave ... The Ouidah Museum of History, based in an 18th-century Portuguese fort, chronicles the city’s slave-trading past. A significant ...

In the 17th century, the Spanish began its attempt to expand in the ... Meranaws to the continuing threat posed not only by the Spaniards, but by the American colonial forces as well in our past. “The ...

The emotional debate about South Africa’s colonial history draws heavily ... the services of their Xhosa herdsmen and on trading with the Xhosa beyond the colonial boundary. During the twentieth ...

Archaeologists have uncovered “conclusive physical evidence” of the first church site, circa 1610, in Hampton in what is the oldest continuous English-speaking parish in North America.